Rising from the verdant splendour of the Ukrainian countryside, Zaporozhye looks like a diabolical inferno; a city on fire.
But for every scientific step forward, there is the chill of possible diabolical applications -- where there's neural firing, there's apt to be the smoke (and mirrors?) of self-serving and questionable ethics.
"They knew what they were attacking … Only the North American empire has enough hatred, enough wickedness in its brain, enough perversity – has a diabolical enough mind – to order an attack like this," Maduro said, claiming the supposed long-range rifle attack had caused a devastating fire.
Attack on America The diabolical duplicity of Japan has rendered the United States an incalculable service: it has welded, united all the people, has aroused their righteous indignation, has incited our fighting spirit to the pitch of a hurricane-driven prairie fire.
The picture of the diabolical Stephen James Joyce feeding letters one by one into a roaring fire is no doubt very attractive and dramatic to my detractors, but untrue.
It begins with the death in 1969 of Jan Palach, a Czech student who set himself on fire as a political protest, and follows the diabolical attempts of the Soviet occupiers to blacken his name by portraying him as a fraud and right-wing tool.
You can imagine the room: carpet on the floor, it's dark and dusty, and on the carpet is this guy pronouncing fire and brimstone and the end of times for diabolical America, and behind him on the wall in a frame was a sura of the Koran and a picture of bin Laden in finger-wagging mode.
Final Score: Chicago 5, Red Bulls 1 The Ratings (on a scale of 1, diabolical; to 5, world class): Goalkeeper Jon Conway Left naked, facing Chad Barrett one on one, on Fire's first goal in the 7th minute.
